Change in German attitude signals shift with Poland
Warsaw reports a Berlin admonition urging Poland to ignore foreign sirens seen as hinting at altered Polish German ties. Papers note Germany may seek influence over the Polish corridor and Danzig while Britain and France push an anti aggression bloc. Polish leaders mobilize military readiness despite assurances from Berlin and Moltke.
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Warsaw
UPI
Poland
Germany
Deutsche Diplomatisch - Politische Korrespondenz
Berlin
Danzig Free City
Baltic
Korrespondenz
Britain
France
Warzawsky Dziennik Narovci
The
National Democrats
Reich
Korrespondent
Soviet
Russia
Hans von Moltke
Joseph Beck
Beck
Fred Coulson Dies After Illness in Abilene
Fred Coulson longtime utility executive and former president of the Hotel Sunflower company Abilene Kansas died here after months of ill health cause heart attack He was first president of the Abilene Rotary Club and later a Rotary International director survivors include his wife a son and a daughter
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Abilene
Kan
Fred Coulson
Brown Enterprises
Coulson
Hotel Sunflower Company
Lawson speaks at Franklin County teachers banquet
Dean Paul B. Lawson addressed Franklin county teachers and school board members at their annual banquet. His topic was Making Better Teachers. Over 300 attended. County Superintendent Fred Settles, retiring this year, was given a candid camera. Secretary Mrs. Ralph Harbison received a cosmetics kit. New officers were elected: W. G. Telloss president, Vernon Parks vice president, and Mrs. Ethel Rule Seymour secretary-treasurer.
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Paul B. Lawson
Franklin County
Fred Settles
Ralph Harbison
Franklin County School Board Association
W. G. Tulloss
Rantoul
Vernon Parks
Pomona
Ethel Rule Seymour
Louisiana Debunks For Controversial School Brochure
Louisiana officials order bonfires for 100 copies of a state brochure titled Louisiana the Finest sent to a school convention. A library sample revealed risqué captions and depictions, prompting Charles H. Lake, superintendent of schools, to order immediate destruction of the book.
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Cleveland
Louisiana
Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Immigration
Charles H. Lake
Czech Consul Refuses Office Effects to Nazis
Adelaide March 29 The Czech consul P H Cato of the now dissolved Czecho Slovakia refuses to surrender office effects to the German consul. He vows to burn the flag rather than let it be a captive trophy and says he will not aid international brigandage.
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Adelaide
Australia
P. H. Cato
Duce Congratulates Franco on Nationalist Victory
Premier Mussolini telegraphed Generalissimo Franco congratulating him on the nationalist victory and pledged indissoluble ties between the Spanish and Italian peoples.
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Il Duce
Franco
Rome
Mussolini
Kansas Diatomaceous Marl Found As Cement Resource
The Kansas Geological Survey reports a diatomaceous Marl deposit in Wallace and Logan counties dating back 5 to 30 million years. The white hydraulic lime derived from it sets underwater, is architecturally favorable, cheaper to produce, and promising for Kansas industry though currently unmanufactured locally.
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Wallace
Logan
Kansas
Kansas Geological Survey
Marshall Ranch
Wallace County
Mars
Geological Survey
University of Kansas
Europe
Kansas Geological Survey Research at University of Kansas
The Kansas Geological Survey headquartered at the University of Kansas conducts ongoing research into the state's industrial resources and develops applications for its services.
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Kansas Geological Survey
University of Kansas
Seward Lithograph Is Purchased by Schools
Lawrence schools bought the lithograph Pueblo Memories by the late C. A. Seward of Wichita. The piece joins a small print collection, largely on permanent loan from the Federal Art Project. Seward died two months ago and was a leading Kansas artist known for etching and lithography. He refused New York agents seeking sales before his death to keep Kansas buyers first. Some Seward prints have risen 150 percent since Wichita sales began.
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C. A. Seward
Wichita
Lawrence
Federal Art Project
Kansas
Altho
New York
Seward
Motorist tour tips from Rotarian magazine
A condensed list of do's and don'ts for motorists offers commonsense rules to reduce headaches and fatigue on auto tours. Advises light meals, intermittent rests, carrying an emergency gas can, duplicate keys, a tire gauge, a jack block, and cautious driving with fatigue.
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Paul W. Kearney
Garner's trailer ready for spring Texas trip
Vice President Garner's trailer overhauled and ready for the Texas fishing trip that follows congressional adjournment. When will he use it he asked reporters with a chuckle.
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Washington
Mar
Garner
Texas
Congress
Obituary of Chester U Baldwin of Clinton community
Chester Urial Baldwin born July 8 1866 on the Baldwin homestead near Clinton died March 16 at 8 30 p m at the same farm aged 72 years eight months thirteen days He lived in the community except four years and had been ill for years Funeral services were held March 19 at 2 p m at Clinton Presbyterian Church with Rev Ward and Rev Hall assisting He is survived by his wife one son Fred three grandchildren a sister and many relatives The body rests in Clinton cemetery Weeds describe soil quality mentioning sheep sorrel wild carrot and moss indicating drainage needs.
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Chester Urial Baldwin
Baldwin
Clinton
Clinton Presbyterian Church
Hall of Moran
Don Patton
Harry Unger
Roy Thurber
Ward
Leslie
Fred Demeritt
Altis Heines
Carter Andershon
Arthur Losh
William Johnson
Clinton Cemetery
Fred
Rose
Louise
Moreland
Mary Stanavix
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Vigoro
Swift & Company
Green Bros
Mass
Barteldes Seed CO
J. Underwood & Sons
Dean Lawson
P. W. Kearney
Logan-Moore Lbr. Co
Fhone
Chester Urial
America
Renee Drive
Hudson- Cy
Hudson
Hunsinger Motor Company
Wards
Darien
Ast
Mien
Bos
Oxfords
Montgomery Ward
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